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  • Neurodiversity Celebration Week logo in blank font on white background with stripes of yellow

    Southdown’s EDI Leadership Group’s statement on Neurodiversity Celebration Week (March 17-23)

    March 17, 2025
    At Southdown, our Equality, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Leadership Group is committed to making neurodiversity a key priority within…
  • A person with pink hair styled in a braid wearing a pink T-shirt that reads "Kind people are my kind of people" in bold red text with a daisy design. They are participating in a lively Learning Disability Service event.

    Introducing Southdown’s new Head of Partnerships: Emma McDermott

    March 11, 2025
    Our Communications Manager, Alice Clements, recently had the chance to sit down with Emma for a conversation. Here's what she…
  • A digital banner for Sussex Health & Care titled 'Changing the language: a guide to language for mental health.' The design features a pink border

    Changing the language: launch of a new guide to language for mental health

    March 6, 2025
    A new guide has been developed to help encourage positive conversations and an improved understanding of the impact that language,…
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    Reflections on my first 100 days as Chief Finance Officer

    February 27, 2025
    Michael Barford, Southdown's Chief Finance Officer, shares his insights, experiences, and reflections after 100 days in the role. 
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    Helen Tuddenham, Vice Chair of our Board, reflects on her Southdown journey

    February 20, 2025
    "I am very proud to be a board member of Southdown and feel privileged to help such a fantastic organisation…
  • A group of Southdown employees accompanied by a client stand outside Hove town hall with placards asking for fair funding for social care from the local council.|||||||||A group of Southdown employees with a client stand outside Hove town hall with placards asking for fair funding for social care from the local council.

    Southdown Joins Call to Brighton & Hove Council Leaders: Save Social Care

    February 14, 2025
    Following last month’s demonstration in Chichester, social care providers, service users, and supporters gathered outside Hove Town Hall yesterday to…
  • Time to Talk Day logo on a white background and thin green stripes across the length of the image at the top and the bottom. Teh logo has Time to Talk day wriiten with the date 06/02/2025 with logos of Rethink Mental Illness and Mind as organisers.||||||||||

    Let’s Talk Mental Health: Southdown marks Time to Talk Day 2025

    February 6, 2025
    Today, Southdown celebrates Time To Talk Day, an event run by MIND and Rethink Mental Illness every year to encourage…
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    Southdown Support Worker and Client shine in national ‘Made with Care’ campaign

    February 4, 2025
    We are incredibly proud to share that Nick, a Support Worker from our Sackville Gardens learning disability service in Brighton,…
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    Together for Social Care: Providers, Service Users, and Supporters Rally for Fair Funding

    January 30, 2025
    On Wednesday, 29th January, crowds of people who support, use, work in, and volunteer across social care in West Sussex…
  • A person with pink hair styled in a braid wearing a pink T-shirt that reads "Kind people are my kind of people" in bold red text with a daisy design. They are participating in a lively Learning Disability Service event.

    Stand Up for Social Care: Urgent Call for Action to Secure the Future of Vital Services

    January 24, 2025
    Social care is more than a service; it’s a lifeline for millions of individuals, families, and communities across the UK.…
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